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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1906

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Mrs Caddu Stricken With Lockjaw in Vincennes Society

Mrs Felix Cadon a prominent Vincennes social figure, a few days ill with lockjaw due to tetanus after a rusty nail incident. Her condition worsened overnight. authorities and family express little hope for rapid recovery as doctors report extreme chill. She was born and raised in Washington and Ciliates Werkends, now living in Vincennes.

Washington Ciliates Cadon Jfk Sai Vale John Fitzgibbon

Former City Council Member Summers Laid To Rest

Obituary notes Fabbin A Summers formerly of this city and Washington lived 1860s to 1903 and built the Grand Central hotel. He worked as a shoemaker, married, and had children including Peter Summers. He will be buried in Longacy. report mentions relatives Robert Bram and others in East St. Louis.

Fabbin A. Summers Pe Oddig Charles Hirtil Abert Summers Washington Grand Central Hota West Central Otly San Sclarhars Aixty Robert Bram Ant’ Tye Les Peter Bumners St. ‘Louis

Starvation Menaces City in San Francisco Fire Fallout

Recounts April 21 reports of widespread starvation and heat related deaths after a major fire in San Francisco. Describes hundreds dead or missing, damaged hotels and hotels, postal clerks rescued from rubble, and soldiers patrolling to prevent looting. Includes mayoral fire safety proclamation and later dispatch from St. Louis.

San ‘Francisco

Earthquake Hit San Francisco and Left Thousands Homeless

Reports detail the devastating 1906 quake with up to 1,000 to 5,000 killed and $400,000,000 in losses as fires raged from Mission District to the western areas. Banks’ vaults remained intact while many sought shelter in Golden Gate Park. relief efforts urged public attendance at a church meeting to raise funds.

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Spring Underwear and Hosiery Arrives in Store Display

Retail listing highlights new women's and men's spring weight garments including bleached ribbed undergarments with high necks and long sleeves. Featured items include corse covers, lisle and mercerized fabrics, and sailor style knit shirts for men. Children’s ribbed suits and knickers are also advertised with varying price points.

Spring Hosiery Versatile Seamless Stockings Promoted

An old retailer ad highlights hosiery items for men women and children. It touts seamless stainless stockings ribbed patterns fancy embroidered styles and double soles at various prices including 25 cents and 19 cents. Several ranges mention black seamless and rockproof heavy ribbed stock options.

Allover Black Isle

Telegraph and Messenger Service Disrupted in San Francisco

Emergency disruption halts city communications as both major messenger networks fail. Postal wire line is down after an accidental cut by a worker, leaving only minimal telegraph service for municipal headquarters and refugee aid coordination.

San Francisco Iram

His Last Visit Soldier in Civil War Dies at Son's Home

A veteran of the Civil War dies of pneumonia at the home of his son, the final note in a long life tied to service and family. The obituary recalls his wartime service and later years in the community.

Veteran Amos B Lee Dies After Civil War Service

Amos B Lee aged sixty five died at his son Harvey Lee's home in this city after contracting pneumonia in Arkansas while working on a dredge boat. He served three years and six months in Company I Twenty first New York Volunteer Cavalry. Born in Elmira New York, he lived in the area after the war with a widow in Arkansas and two children, Harvey Lee and Mrs Peter Duity of East St Louis. His wife was in Arkansas awaiting telegram confirmation.

Harvey Lee Pearl Pnewmonia Arkansas Lea Dayton Ohio City Aleri Mr. Lees Elmira New York New York Volunteer Cavalry Svar Idow Peter ‘Duity East St. Louis

Court Adjourns as Sessions Clear Friday

The court adjourned at noon today after the docket was cleared Friday afternoon by continuing all cases in litigation. Houghton appointed Burieh and Prank Mr. Dizon to head the board for review.

Houghton Burieh Dizon Herd Board

Miss Hulman Postpones Leadership Event After Injury

A Women's club meeting Miss Hulman was to lead has been postponed due to a dislocated injury. Doctors report sustained sneezing and muscle soreness affecting her condition and ability to attend the event.

Terre ‘Haute Mies

Sullivan Goes Against Life Insurance Company in Court

In Knox county a local plaintiff from Haughton filed suit against Actna Life Insurance Company now in court for six years. The Sullivan case in the county circuit court concluded with a ruling favorable to the plaintiff, who will obtain the insurance policy.

Acts Life Haughton Sullivan Clicnit Parmelia Knox County Actna Life Insurance Company

Churches To Aid In Beneficiary Aid

Attorneys Boughton and Emison filed against a company in a suit involving a widow, a contested decision, and a paralysis death reported this morning. The case concerns a dist agreement and a $100 amount likely to be prepaid.

Boughton Emison

Fragmentary Historic News Fragment Mentions The Parkhurst Plot

A garbled ledger of 19th century notes mentions a Parkhurst assassination plot and a legal case with fines of a dollar, plus scattered references to divers, a robbery, and a forthcoming collection. The text is fragmented and many details are unclear.

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